Hello,

ITI is a diploma course whereas IIT is a degree course. It takes about two years to complete the ITI course whereas through you have to do B. Tech degree which completes in 4 years. So the answer is crystal clear ovbiously a degree will take you to higher

Hey student,

Well, just aim for a general rank of around 2000 and you'll get a seat for sure.

But, here's an advice if you feel yourself to be blessed enough that your family is well off then don't use reservation. I belong to an OBC familyu but I gave

Hello aspirant,

given below are the opening and closing ranks for various branches you can go through:

Hi Candidate,

IITs (Indian institute of technology) are top first tier colleges of India. The eligibility criteria is as follows:

• Candidate needs to have Physics Chemistry and Mathematics as subject combination in class 12th.
• Minimum 75% aggregate is required for taking admission in IITs.
• Candidates needs to clear the cutoff

The main courses that form the foundation of the B.Tech in naval engineering and ocean engineering at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras are as follows:

Functions of Several Variables

Engineering Mechanics

Introduction to Programming

Thermodynamics

Introduction to Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering

Ship Hydrostatstics and stability

Ship Hydrodynamics

Strength of

Definitely! There are many people who get into IITs even with six months of dedicated preparation. I'll give you a month wise preparation strategy:

1st Month: Complete Physics part. Solve all 5 books of DC Pandey and Physics Galaxy series. Solve also some questions of past year asked questions in

If you belong to the Economically Weaker Section or EWS and have scored 92.87 percentile in the Joint Entrance Examination Main, it is a very good score. You can easily get some of the best National Institute of Technologies of India. Some of these are as follows:

NIT Mizoram
NIT

Hello,

You're enquiring about which paper in IIT JAM, you can appear for MSc Biotechnology in IIT JAM, for that you're required to have studied biology at 10+2 level which I believe you already have, in case of other papers there is mandatory requirements of having studied specific subjects at

Dear aspirant,

Yes, you can crack JEE if you start now. It is quite difficult but if you are determined to work hard enough, you can definitely do it.

I'll give you a few tips for the same.

1. Make a schedule ASAP, open the official syllabus and make a